Sentence examples for be that so from inspiring English sources
"How can it be that, so far, half the police who go there are Germans?" he said.
"You're going to work hard to be that, so force yourself mentally to prepare as a third baseman and to try to leave shortstop behind".
"You hear people say after the spring, 'Oh, our season is going to be this, it is going to be that', so that was a little disappointing because I put a lot of work into this," Boyd said.
If Albania had any particular appeal it could be that so insignificant a country could hardly be coveted by the competing ideologies in Europe of fascism and communism.Geraldine Apponyi de Nagi-Appony, a Hungarian countess, mulled over such matters when she received a visit in 1937 from a sister of King Zog.
(Kim, 1988: 398) So Kim's view seems to be that, so far as the debate about naturalistic epistemology goes, epistemic facts are natural facts if they supervene on unquestionably natural facts.
The answer to these questions could be that, so far, relatively little attention has been paid to the feasibility of new interventions[ 1, 4], or that it is difficult to implement an innovation when various different stakeholders are involved[ 5].
A part of the general problem may be that so-called "generic skills" or competencies are difficult to define and measure and thus to handle in concrete terms.
It might be that so-called cloning for research is gradually being normalized in the public mind, which has learned to distinguish it from cloning for reproduction.
One possible explanation could be that so-called "standard care" has become more comprehensive in recent years, incorporating some of the salient aspects of assertive models in its modus operandi.
